City safety island based on pedestrian and non-motor vehicle separation

Abstract

The invention discloses a city safety island based on pedestrian and non-motor vehicle separation, which comprises an island body, wherein the island body is in a triangular shape, the middle part of the island body is provided with a pedestrian waiting area in the island, both sides of the pedestrian waiting area in the island are provided with non-motor vehicle waiting areas in the island, the pedestrian waiting area is connected with a pedestrian street through a street and island crosswalk, the pedestrian waiting area is connected with the adjacent island body through a crosswalk between islands, the non-motor vehicle waiting area in the island is connected with the pedestrian street through a street and island non-motor vehicle crossing, and the non-motor vehicle waiting area in the island is connected with the adjacent island body through a non-motor vehicle crossing between the islands. The city safety island disclosed by the invention can effectively improve the safety and the comfort of pedestrians crossing the street, improve the crossing efficiency of pedestrians and non-motor vehicles and reduce the incidence of traffic accidents in street crossing, and road environment and city appearance are beautified.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the field of urban traffic, and in particular relates to an urban safety island based on diversion of people and non-human traffic, which is applicable to crossroads in different cities in different regions of my country. Background technique

[0002] With the rapid increase of the number of urban motor vehicles in recent years, the traffic volume of urban roads and intersections is also increasing, and the optimization of the pedestrian crossing system has become a problem that cannot be ignored. Setting up safety islands at each corner of large intersections, making pedestrians cross the street twice, and shortening the waiting time for the first crossing is the most feasible way to improve the safety of crossing the street. Safety islands generally appear in groups of four and are set at corners where motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles will not drive. In this way, the distance between pedestrian crossings is greatly shor...

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